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@mayaprotocol/xchain-thorchain

v0.27.6

Published

Custom Thorchain client and utilities used by XChainJS clients

Downloads

3

Readme

@mayaprotocol/xchain-thorchain

Thorchain Module for XChainJS Clients

Installation

yarn add @mayaprotocol/xchain-thorchain

Following peer dependencies have to be installed into your project. These are not included in @mayaprotocol/xchain-thorchain.

yarn add @mayaprotocol/xchain-client @mayaprotocol/xchain-crypto @mayaprotocol/xchain-util @mayaprotocol/xchain-cosmos axios @cosmos-client/core bech32-buffer

Important note: Make sure to install same version of @cosmos-client/core as xchain-thorchain is using (currently @cosmos-client/[email protected] ). In other case things might break.

Documentation

xchain thorchain

How xchain-thorchain works
How to use xchain-thorchain

For more examples check out tests in ./__tests__/client.test.ts

Service Providers

This package uses the following service providers:

| Function | Service | Notes | | --------------------------- | -------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Balances | Cosmos RPC | https://cosmos.network/rpc/v0.37.9 (GET /bank/balances/{address}) | | Transaction history | Tendermint RPC | https://docs.tendermint.com/master/rpc/#/Info/tx_search | | Transaction details by hash | Cosmos RPC | https://cosmos.network/rpc/v0.37.9 (GET /txs/{hash}) | | Transaction broadcast | Cosmos RPC | https://cosmos.network/rpc/v0.37.9 (POST /txs) | | Explorer | Thorchain.net | https://thorchain.net |

Rate limits: No

Extras

Creating protobuffer typescript bindings

In order for this library to de/serialize proto3 structures, you can use the following to create bindings

  1. git clone https://gitlab.com/thorchain/thornode
  2. run the following (adjust the paths acordingly) to generate a typecript file for MsgDeposit
    yarn run pbjs -w commonjs  -t static-module  <path to repo>/thornode/proto/thorchain/v1/x/thorchain/types/msg_deposit.proto <path to repo>/thornode/proto/thorchain/v1/common/common.proto <path to repo>/thornode/proto/thorchain/v1/x/thorchain/types/msg_send.proto <path to repo>/thornode/third_party/proto/cosmos/base/v1beta1/coin.proto -o src/types/proto/MsgCompiled.js
  3. run the following to generate the .d.ts file
    yarn run pbts src/types/proto/MsgCompiled.js -o src/types/proto/MsgCompiled.d.ts

Alternatively, you can run the convenience script: genMsgs.sh, which will overwrite the proto/js files in types/proto. This should only be done and checked in if changes were made to the upstream Msg in the THORNode repo.